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HDR (High Dynamic Range) is the big buzzword in TVs right now, with vendors adding support for HDR content and pasting the acronym all over their packaging and advertising. But the fact is, a TV’s ...

Google Messages quietly added Ultra HDR support in RCS chats. Pixel 8 users have reported that they can send Ultra HDR images within Google Messages. While there is no UI indication, the HDR gain map ...

Capture detail throughout high-contrast scenes by shooting and editing HDR images that will make your drone shots look as natural as the scene appeared to the naked eye. When you purchase through ...

The new Pixelmator Pro update, version 3.5, brings full support for HDR image content. With the new Pixelmator, users can shoot HDR photos on their iPhone, edit with HDR layers inside Pixelmator Pro ...

A patent originally filed by Apple in June 2012 details a method of generating HDR photos by using a single exposure. Lexy Savvides Former Editor at Large Lexy was a producer and on-air presenter who ...

Google today detailed how you can now make complex image edits, like with Magic Eraser, in Photos while maintaining Ultra HDR quality on the Pixel 8+. Previously, anything more complex than crop or ...

The laser revolution in projection continues with Epson introducing two new high-end home theater projectors, the Home Cinema LS12000 and Home Cinema LS11000. They promise high brightness and punchy ...

Super HDR was introduced with the Galaxy S24 series, allowing certain photos to shine through in vivid and variable brightnesses on the high-end display. Unfortunately, Samsung confirmed that the ...

January 25, 2024 -- Zagreb (Croatia) – Xylon just upgraded company’s logicBRICKS High Dynamic Range (HDR) Image Signal Processing (ISP) IP Suite with the new RGB-IR image processing module. The RGB-IR ...

So our phones shoot amazing HDR photos (not to mention a $5000 monitor to view them on), but neither Preview nor Safari will display them. Safari does HDR video, but not images. Which is doubly weird ...